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In "The Blot" Louis Calhern was driving a Daniels
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1/2 grilled chicken and roll $3.00 or a complete dinner for $4.50 for years at Carlisle. It couldn't be beat!
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Philco Transitone installed in 1931 Packard when new, most likely by dealer. Replacing cord insulator for roof antenna installed at factory when new.
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I believe NZcarnerd is correct. This is a 1913 Chalmers Six Torpedo which was the largest of their models, 54 hp. $2400. as compared to the 36.
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This place is known as Devils Den now and in those days and during the war. I had a photo of the Wanamaker family in their 1904 Winton taken at the same spot. As stated previously, this was a popular destination and a trolley line also went there. There are many photos taken at this same spot with automobiles and their caretakers. Robert Barrett of Angola , New York has one of these musical devices on his 1912 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost touring and can play it as well.
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On 8/7/2017 at 9:01 PM, GeorgeS-oldcar said:
Wow, you folks really know your stuff!! I am in awe. I have another photo, sadly it is about the same profile. This must have been taken at a car club event. If you look behind the car there is a box camera on a tripod and more box cameras on the ground.
This photo is taken at Devils Den at the Gettysburg Battlefield, a popular destination for automobilists.
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I look forward to several events where Sherri's vends and the old Parkside at Hershey is a constant , consistent pleaser. https://www.sherriscrabcakes.com/
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First thing I saw wuz Da Wabbit 1914 Apperson Jackrabbit.
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Don't think so George. It does not match any Autocar steering boxes in any parts books for two or four cylinder cars but,if you put it out
on your front lawn with a sign that says Autocar.................
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"Are you saying that I should take the plate off to see the manufacturer or is the manufacturer's name on the edge of the plate?"Removing the plate only gives access to the valve chamber and will not have any name or other text. Serial numbers are often stamped on the cast frame usually around the crankshaft bearing area.
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12 hours ago, mercer09 said:
If Teddy rode in that car, he would have occupied the whole seat.......................!
Perhaps you are thinking of President William Howard Taft as President Roosevelt was not an outsized man.
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So, even though the cowl/firewall and lower corners of the radiator are different, it is still a Rainier?????
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The 1935 passenger and commercial shafts are the same EXCEPT the measurement from the lower end (face of worm gear bearing) to the first locking sleeve retaining screw hole is 37.18" passenger and 32.45" commercial.
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There should be a large brass CAUTION plate above the water outlet to the water pump on the l/h side of the engine telling you to refill the crankcase with 2 gallons of fresh oil every two weeks also be sure to remove both oil drain plugs and withdraw and clean the screens behind them.
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Autocar made their own engines and transmissions at this time. They used Hess Bright annular BALL bearings on the crankshaft made in Philadelphia.
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If you are referring to the Dawson plug, Henry Yeska used to sell them
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28 X 3 Bedford 4 ply black no cracks, good tread, good usable condition. PM if.........
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If the s/n in the photo is 185135 as it appears, it would have been manufactured June 1928 however, there do not appear to be stamped STARS before and after the number nor is there an "A" prefix and, the number 3 is not the correct font for any year.
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Only 341B V8 in 1929 first 452 V16 is 1930
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This sale is tomorrow, 19 March with preview @ 8 AM and starts @9 AM. The 2 1939 Ford coupes are in splendid original condition.
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If indeed the car in question was never Eva's, who did it belong to. I started trying to read the whole other thread but 60 pages made me ask for the quick answer after reading 20.
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In 1994 the red cabriolet and an almost identical machine were for sale at a Chester County, Pa. collectors showroom , Louis Frame.
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http://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/2654313.html Also included is a HUGE Mack NO8 1945 U.S. Army truck and numerous antique tractors
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May 22, 2016 Flea Market at Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
Strasburg PA Host - Clay Green, (215) 313-2734
Sponsored by - Susquehanna Valley Regional Group
London to Brighton Run this weekend, and sale of-1896 Salvensen
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